Our team of Dental Implants near Hale are cosmetic geniuses at correcting dental flaws and helping to build the smile you want. If you’re looking for dental implants or restorative treatments and aren’t sure of the procedures or prices, our team can walk you through them step-by-step and offer financing options to qualifying patients to help meet treatment costs.
Dental implants are becoming an increasingly attractive solution to broken or missing teeth, discolouration or oral diseases such as periodontitis. The highly-adept dental team near Hale knows how to expertly craft a more aesthetic smile for you, through procedures including the fitting of dentures, bridges, braces and crowns. Our practice invests in top-quality machinery and training to ensure up-to-date, advanced techniques to assure long-lasting dental health. The implants are usually made from surgical titanium and the three common types used in UK dentistry are endosteal, subperiosteal and zygomatic, which can coexist in harmony with natural teeth.
Our talented team can restore your previous aesthetic smile and make it feel as natural as possible. If you are unsure if the treatment is right for you, speak to our experts and they will advise you on the best way forward.
The highly talented team at Cheadle Village Dental Practice at Hale have amassed years of experience as implant dentists and other, associated cosmetic dentistry services and procedures, including the fitting of dentures, bridges, braces and crowns. In line with other Hale dental experts, they keep up to date with all news and developments in the field.
They invest significantly in equipment, machinery and training to ensure that their knowledge and abilities remain professional and their advanced techniques ensure good dental health for many years to come.
Additionally, it can be daunting to face the prospect of having an implant fitted, as the process can be lengthy, requiring multiple appointments and dental surgery sessions to ensure the implant is installed correctly and that the replacement tooth is a perfect fit. The team are compassionate and friendly, offering a reassuringly professional approach in calm surroundings with excellent after-care support.
The easiest way to explain them is that these implants are screws that are placed on your jawbone to act as a root for your teeth. They can support crowns, bridges or even implant secured dentures. As long as you maintain and care for them, this can be a long-lasting solution for your missing teeth.
Dental implants are normally made from surgically pure titanium, which is fitted into the bone under the gum to replace a natural tooth’s roots. They can be sized and fitted to suit an individual patient’s case. There are three common types of titanium implants used in UK dentistry, which are endosteal, subperiosteal and zygomatic.
One of the best benefits is that they look and feel natural. Implants also have no impact on other healthy teeth and will coexist without any problems. These implants also can help preserve the structure of the face and prevent bone shrinking which occurs when teeth are missing. Not only these implants can coexist with natural teeth but they can also prevent them from moving. Below are the different types of dental implants.
Endosteal teeth implants are commonly used; however, they require a healthy jawbone for the fusion below the gum line to take place. Shaped like screws, they provide a solid base into which the false tooth is fitted once the implant has fused and the dental surgery required to fit it has fully healed.
Subperiosteal teeth implants are also regularly used as an alternative type of implant. These rest on top of the bone, but still sit under the gum. They are used in cases where there is insufficient jawbone to have the implant fully fitted or when the patient is too nervous to go through with the oral surgery required. Finally, zygomatic tooth implants are rarer, but still effective and involve the implant is fitted in the patient’s cheekbone.
Dental implants can be quite expensive, with prices starting from £1,800 at Cheadle Village Dental Practice. The good news is, however, that they are designed to last for years and can be treated the same as your other teeth once fitted and healed in full.
The final dental implants cost will depend on many factors, including how many dental implants you need, how complex the restorative work will be, which type of implant you are going for to replace your missing teeth and correct your smile and whether or not you have any other treatments being carried out at or around the same time.
If you have concerns about meeting the whole bill upfront, please let your dentist know as soon as possible, as there may be a range of finance options and plans for qualifying patients that are right for your individual situation and that will make the treatment costs easier to 
meet.
Whether you need dental implants in Manchester, Crewe, Cheadle, Stockport, Eccles, Salford or an oral surgeon in Manchester or Cheshire, the talented, friendly team at Cheadle Village Dental Practice are standing by to help. Call anytime during the working day, or complete the online contact form to book your free, no-obligation initial consultation.
